Nigerian-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce opens Ikoyi office

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In order to boost the existing trade relationship between Nigeria and Hungary, the Nigerian-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce has opened its Ikoyi Office in Lagos.

Lorand Endreffy, the Hungarian Ambassador to Nigeria, revealed this in a statement that the building was previously the Trade Office of the Hungarian Embassy.

He added that it was significant that the same building is now being occupied by the Nigerian Hungarian Chamber of Commerce.

Endreffy expressed his readiness to partnered with the Chamber to engender and strengthen business relations between business persons in both countries.

Also speaking, Spencer Onosode, the president of NHCC, explained further that the Chamber offers numerous benefits and advantages to its members including but not limited to promoting and developing business, trade and investments in both public and private sectors of the economy in both countries.

Other benefits highlighted include the provision of networking events and the organisation of trade missions and exhibitions geared towards providing members with endless opportunities to expand their business horizons and global outreach.

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